Sentence examples for may be appreciation from inspiring English sources
If China were to follow the I.M.F.'s recommendation, by either letting the yuan trade in a wider range against the dollar or fixing the yuan to more currencies than just the dollar, then the short-term effect may be appreciation of the yuan.
Donations may be made in appreciation of Dr. Valentin Fuster in Mike's memory to Mt. Sinai Medical Center.
While there may be some mutual appreciation buried deep down between Dupri and Cuomo, their relationship for Can't Stop Partying feels more like the result of two mums who decided to pair up their sons to play with one another based on the fact that they are the same age and both quite like playing football, rather than two artists sensing a strong creative synergy.
A lasting and befitting legacy of the L'Aquila tragedy may be an emerging appreciation that much more can and should be done to identify, discuss and agree ways to develop 'acceptable' standards and better practices – in other word, ways of "Getting Better".
But this appreciation may be delayed.
As clear as a director's ideas — or a critic's appreciation — may be, a film's impact on the art form, the industry, and the world at large is utterly unforeseeable.
Indeed, appreciation may be called for in every situation in which prepositional gratitude is called for.
Architectural appreciation may be built on the judgment of others; it is essential to rendering judgment.
The climate of medical exchanges is usually good, although this appreciation may be downgraded by a resident's call.
The rupees appreciation may be impacting the bottom line but it isnt hurting demand, management said.
The structural similarity between patterns emerging as model results and patterns reported in empirical research suggests that: (1) reciprocation based on appreciation is a strong candidate for explaining the formation of such patterns, and (2) individual sensitivity to competitive comparisons of appreciation may be a key factor that can be used to the tune dynamics of interaction in small groups.
